21/11/2018 - The Independent

The strength of the Euro against Sterling over the past two years has also made cross-border shopping more appealing.

21/11/2018 - The Journal

The strength of the Euro against Sterling over the past two years has also made cross-border shopping more appealing.

25/10/2018 - Independent

Dunnes Stores has reclaimed top spot among Irish supermarkets for market share for the first time since February.

25/10/2018 - The Irish Times

Aldi leapfrogs Lidl as both record growth while Tesco numbers fall.

25/09/2018 - The Times

Tesco has retained its status as the largest supermarket brand in Ireland,

25/09/2018 - Kam City

The 12 weeks ending 9 September 2018, show growth of 2.6% among Irish supermarkets

29/08/2018 - Irish News

In Northern Ireland have grown sales for the sixth period in a row

28/08/2018 - The Journal

Tesco accounted for 22.4% of the consumer spend over the course of the 12 weeks to 12 August.

28/08/2018 - RTE

Tesco retained the top spot among grocery retailers when it comes to market share.

31/07/2018 - Irish Times

Beer me: Seven million more pints sold in Ireland this summer

31/07/2018 - Irish Times

Beer sales rose across Ireland in the last 12 weeks, buoyed by the heatwave and World Cup.

04/07/2018 - Independent Business

Sales of 'summer essentials' such as sun care products, barbeque items and ice cream increased by 9% during the period.

20/06/2018 - City AM

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20/06/2018 - Business Insider

The highest-rated CEOs in the UK have been announced by recruitment company Glassdoor.

06/06/2018 - Irish News

Tesco maintained its leading position in the north's grocery market in the last 12 weeks.

06/06/2018 - The Independent

Tesco is the biggest supermarket in Ireland by market share for the first time since 2015.

06/06/2018 - Irish Examiner

Tesco topped SuperValu to take the largest slice of the €2.44bn Irish shoppers spend.

03/05/2018 - The Irish Times

The merger between Sainsbury’s and Asda could create a significant force to challenge Tesco’s dominance.

09/04/2018 - The Irish Times

Irish consumers stocking up their cupboards during the so-called beast from the east helped grocery sales push up 3.8 per cent.

09/04/2018 - RTE

The disruption from Storm Emma failed to have a negative impact on the country's supermarkets, with grocery spend rising 3.8% in the 12 weeks to 25th March.

20/03/2018 - Belfast Telegraph

German retailer Lidl strengthens growth, shows latest data from Kantar Worldpanel.

13/03/2018 - Irish Examiner

Irish shoppers are on course to spend over €10.9bn this year on groceries — up €420m on 2017 — based on trends over the early months.

21/11/2017 - Independent

Dunnes Stores clinched the top grocery retailer spot in Ireland.

21/11/2017 - RTE

Dunnes Stores has the largest market share among grocery retailers for the first time in nine months.

21/11/2017 - The Irish Times

Mini-Christmas sales among large retail chains saw double-figure spike in sales.

28/02/2016 - Irish Independent

Times are changing and consumers' habits are too - the Kantar Consumer Countdown is the essential guide to the direction of Irish retail, writes Georgieann Harrington.

15/05/2014 - Irish Mirror

A new survey by Kantar Worldpanel found that while more and more shoppers are opting for supermarket own brands, Irish consumers still prefer home grown products over their international counterparts.

14/05/2014 - Checkout

Avonmore has been named the 'most chosen' grocery brand in Ireland for the second year running, following the publication of Kantar Worldpanel's annual 'Brand Footprint' rankings.

14/05/2014 - Irish Independent

Irish brands have squeezed out global giants and rate amongst our favourite items. Avonmore, Brennans and Denny are the brands most purchased by shoppers in Ireland, a report by Kantar Worldpanel has shown.

20/03/2014 - Irish Independent

Latest figures from Kantar Worldpanel Ireland show consumers have benefitted from dropping prices of key groceries. Shoppers had to fork out 0.6pc less in supermarkets than a year ago.

18/03/2014 - The Irish Times

The latest figures from retail analysts Kantar Worldpanel indicate that the market share of Tesco has fallen again while both Aldi and Lidl outperform the market.